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Washington Post, The Common Demominator, The Afro American, Gazette.Net, Fox News, NYTimes.com, Springfield Connections, Child Protective Services- 202-727-0995 - Crime Solvers – 1800-673-2777- Crime Victims Compensation – 202-576-7706-Homicide – 202-576-4330-Medical Examiner’s Office – 202-576-4330-

Awakening Program – 301-249-4733

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National Missing Children’s  Day is May 25

 What Parents Can Do To Keep Children Safe

Every year in America an estimated 800,000 children are reported missing, more than 2,000 children each day.  Of that number, 200,000 are abducted by family members, and 58,000 are abducted by non-family members. The primary motive for non-family abductions is sexual.  Each year 115 children are the victims of the most serious abductions, taken by non-family members and either murdered, held for ransom, or taken with the intent to keep.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) wants to remind the public that National Missing Children’s Day is May 25th.  The organization wants parents to know there are things they can do to keep their children safer and it urges parents to take 25 minutes to talk to their children about their safety. NCMEC has produced these safety tips as a part of its Take 25 national child safety campaign.  Read more at www.missingkids.com

The 3 – Minute Interview

John ‘Unique King’ Ayala

Ayala leads the D.C. chapter of the Guardian Angles – citizen volunteers who patrol neighborhoods and public transportation serving as positive role models and discouraging dangerous behavior. We caught him on the job at L’Enfant Plaza, and the New York city native shared with us his motivation for the work he has done for the past 27 years.

How’d you get your start as an Angel?

I started at 15 years old. I got interested when I learned they taught martial arts, and that they were out in the community helping people. I had wanted to be a cop when I grew older, and I saw this as a way to protect people, and to make a difference. I’ve been doing it in D. C for the past 22 years.

Why do you stick with it?

For me, it’s helping the kids. the more young people that join the Guardian Angels, the more rewarding it is for me. that’s one more young person not out there joining the gangs, or getting in trouble, but instead doing positive things out in their community.

Kids can be pretty tricky, and their attitudes aren’t always sparkling. How do you deal with them when they’re not on their beat behavior?

A lot of time they look at us like we’re the police, so a lot of the time there are no tricks. they give us respect because of the uniform.

What do you perceive as the biggest need among youth in this city?

When young people get in trouble, they do what they do because they don’t have anything else to do. they don’t know how to get involved in stuff, oftentimes, because there’s nothing for them to get involved in. That’s why we want to get them to join us – to give them a better opportunity.

Leah Fabel, The Washington Examiner

DREAM A LITTLE DREAM

To dream a dream that I have dreamed, is to dream of the impossible, in this planet of debauchery.

To watch television without depreciating the human mind, is obsolete.

To listen to music with decadent or blasphemous words is to be open- minded

To go to a public school without soda, candy, and condoms, is impractical.

To be in a society where the essentials for the language include

“CHINK, KIKE, NIGGER, HONEKY, SPIC,GUIDO,” IS OUTLANDISH.

For me the knowledge of these things, portrays what society can instill in ones mind.

To have not love within, is to remain forever love without.

Attain an impossible dream is this, is only plausible in the Land of Paradise.

Joseph Shin 1976-2002

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A  Poem ~  Michael’s Morning Madness (To my Mom)

I was a good boy with dark eyes of joy, hope and life. I crawled, took steps, was loved and adored. I was a growing boy with many kin and friends. I looked toward those of my family, and follow in some of their ways. My body yearn to please, and fill the wishes of my friends, and family, my hope and dreams lead me to follow some roads that were not what my mama would want, but still, she loves me.

I was young, wild, doing and making ends with those around me, working the dark side of streets. Those who moan me , some my blood and crew who mode my street life, helped me to my final place. Too many late nights with the wrong motives, wrong moves, wrong crowd, being the tool to use. But still I had my life ahead, to change, to make my peoples proud, so I thought, I had my smile and my street look, few knew the real me, not even you.

I was young on my last night, when my blood left my body, it cried out in passing through my veins, before it did in life. One early morning, I spent blood on my  hands, that never washed off, with some who where near my fate. I never thought, I would feel that lifelessly behind my eyes, but in my last, his fate drew near. I have little of worth to fill your hearts, minds or pockets, but I know now of something that I can leave you, to carry you through this time. Know first, there is God, and know, what I know now, Murder is wrong, on any Hands.              2/2001

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Why are There 4000 Unsolved Murders in the Nation’s Capitol?

Some Businesses Displaying Flyer

• Belair Cleaners – 5211 Georgia Avenue, NW
• Bernie’s Hair Salon – 5207 Georgia Avenue, NW
• Brightwood Liquors – 5916 Georgia Ave, NW
• Chun & Chun Custom Cleaners -3174 Bladensburg Rd., NE
• DeanJa’s Hair Gallery – 1116 H Street, NE
• JDL Presure Washing-9401 Lanham Severn Rd. Suite G -
• Mason’s Barber Shop – 1006 H Street, NE
• Men’s Fashion Center – 916 H Street, NE
• Mike’s Southern Cafe – 3824 Bladensburg Rd., Colemar, MD
• Miss Charlottes – 4193 Minnesota Ave. NE
• Montana Double Car Wash -2327 18th St. NE
• Mosby Jewelers – 5503 Georgia Avenue, NW
• National Wine & Liquors 2310 Rhode Island Avenue, NE
• New York Domican Stylist – 5530 Georgia Avenue, NW
• Plantinum Catering Cafe – 650 H Street NE
• Terrace Valet – 5824 Georgia Ave, NW
• Uptown Auto Parts – 6339 Georgia Ave, NW

“I’ll never forget the screams of my mother as she cried, years later I can still feel the hurt inside.”

-Lyrics from the Unsolved CD
Available at CD Baby

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Snitchonmurder started in the fall of 2005, with three feature cases, Mary Alice Pratt, Damion Mikel King and Zheng Xianjuan. As this year (2010) draws to a close, we are thankful to those who visited, commented or help in some way to make life better for another human.